A new video featuring Maulana Salim has gone viral, reigniting controversies following his earlier comments about Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's mother. In this clip, he purportedly urges Muslims to engage in protests, claiming that significant demonstrations could lead to economic repercussions for India. He encourages the community to take to the streets, asserting that widespread protests could deter foreign investment in the country.

Salim suggests that by collectively mobilizing for protests, Muslims can influence the Indian economy, casting this action as a form of 'economy jihad.' He claims that a consistent display of unity through protests might result in foreign companies hesitating to invest in India. This assertion has raised alarms and sparked intense reactions on social media, as critics accuse him of inciting unrest and attempting to leverage economic impact as a form of protest.

The social media backlash has been swift, with many individuals condemning Salim's comments and increasing the controversy surrounding his motivations and rhetoric. This incident underscores the escalating tensions in Indian society regarding communal relations and the potential implications such calls to action can have on economic stability and social harmony.